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Oak, Poison Also known as rhus diversiloba. It is a poisonous shrub located on the Pacific coast of North America that causes a rash on contact.... |
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Oblata, Feroniella One of three unique species of plans belonging to the Oblata.... |
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Oblata, Feroniella A unique species of plans belonging to the Oblata.... |
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Occidentalis, Symphoricarpos This flowering plant belongs to the honeysuckle family, commonly seen in the North Americas.... |
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Ochranthe "Ochranthe arguta. 1. grain of pollen; 2. perpendicular section of its pistil." -Lindley, 1853... |
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Oconee Bells "Flowering Plant of Shortia galacifolia. a, the corolla, laid open." -Whitney, 1911... |
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Oculata, Stanhopea Species of an orchid; these flowers are usually seen in the southeastern parts of brazil.... |
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Odontoglossum Cervantesii, Flower of Odontoglossum cervantesii flowers are one to two inches across. The flowers are rosy lilac barred at the base with crimson brown. Each spike is six inches high with three to five flowers.... |
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Odontoglossum Cirrhosum Odontoglossum cirrhosum flowers are milk whitet with deep purplish violet dark spots on the sepals and petals. The sepals are lance shaped and end in bristles.... |
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Odontoglossum Crispum Odontoglossum crispum flowers have pure white sepals and petals and a yellow lip. The lip is spotted towards the front with blotches of reddish brown.... |
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Odontoglossum Hallii, Flower of Odontoglossum hallii flowers are pale yellow with large, chocolate brown patches. The flowers are about four inches across.... |
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Odontoglossum Rossii, Habit and Detached Single Flower of Odontoglossum rossii flowers are one to two inches across. The petals are pure white with a few spots at their base. The scapes have two to five flowers. The flowers bloom in winter.... |
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Odorata, Viola Violet native to Europe, bearing white flowers.... |
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Odorifera, Sicana This is a large herbaceous perennial, usually grown to be used as an ornament.... |
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Oenanthe Crocota A genus of poisonous plants. It is commonly found in wet places including streamsides and ditches.... |
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Oenothera Acaulis, Habit and Detached Leaf and Flower of The common name of oenthera is evening primrose. The acaulis variety has white flowers fading into red. The flowers bloom May to September. The plant grows six inches high.... |
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Oenothera Albicaulis and Oenothera Californica Pictured are the albicaulis and californica varieties of evening primrose. Albicaulis has white flowers while californica has flowers varying from white to pale pink.... |
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Oenothera Amoena Rubicunda, Flowering Branch of Oenothera amoena rubicunda is a variety of evening primrose with rose flowers with four crimson spots. The flowers bloom in summer.... |
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Oenothera Biennis Lamarckiana The common name of oenothera biennis is common evening primrose. The lamarckiana variety has larger and finer flowers.... |
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Oenothera Exima Oenothera exima is a variety of evening primrose with white flowers that are four inches in diameter. The flowers bloom in July.... |
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Oenothera Lady Albemarle Oenthera Lady Albemarle has distinct, showy crimson flowers. It is a dwarf variety.... |
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Oenothera Missouriensis Latifolia Oenothera missouriensis latifolia flowers are large and yellow. The leaves are broad.... |
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Oenothera Speciosa, Flowering Branch of Oenothera speciosa is a variety of evening primrose with white flowers that become reddish as they fade. The flowers bloom March to September.... |
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Officinalis, Pulmonaria A pink flower that typically blooms in the Spring. The plant has been used for centuries as a medicinal herb, and the leaves are commonly eaten by caterpillars. They reach up to 1 foot in height.... |
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Officinalis, Stachys Known as the purple betony, a perennial herb which may grow in excess of 65 centimeters.... |
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